Consumer rights’ group Which found that the cost of a day out to some of the capital’s most famous landmarks has soared exponentially since 1974, sometimes by several thousand percent.more

Economy Minister in the Welsh Government Vaughan Gething was today announced as the winner of the election to become the new leader of the local branch of the Labour Party and will become the new First Minister (Prime Minister) of Wales. He will be the first black head of government in Europe.more

Engineers working remotely took 90 minutes to arrive and restart a crucial part of UK air traffic control’s IT system during the August bank holiday meltdown, according to an independent report.more

One of the Italian banks bought a palace in Venice, on the facade of which there is a work by an anonymous artist - Banksy "The Migrant Child". This mural is slowly deteriorating due to salt water in the canal next to the historic Palazzo San Pantalon.more

Iga Swiatek advanced to the final of the WTA 1000-ranked tournament in California's Indian Wells. The number one seeded Polish tennis player defeated Ukraine's Marta Kostiuk (No. 31) 6:2, 6:1. The encounter lasted one hour and nine minutes.more

There is wide variation across England in how long patients wait for hospital treatment, BBC News analysis reveals. Patients should start treatment within 18 weeks but at the worst-performing hospital trust, Milton Keynes, nearly two-thirds are waiting longer.more

The British airline easyJet will launch a new connection between Amsterdam and Krakow from September 2 this year, Kraków Airport announced. Until now, only the Dutch KLM operated this route.more

Poland's women's national team is ranked 29th in the International Federation of Football (FIFA) ranking published yesterday, maintaining its position compared to the previous ranking in December.more

A copy of the famous Titanic, announced by an Australian billionaire, is set to set sail on its maiden voyage in 2027. Clive Palmer, who is behind the investment, announced that a cruise on the replica ship will allow tourists to "experience the splendour" enjoyed by passengers on the luxury liner 100 years ago.more

In the latest survey organized by Rough Guides, a British guidebook publisher, tourists considered Stonehenge - a mysterious stone circle that is a symbol of England - to be the most overrated attraction. The Eiffel Tower and New York's Central Park also left globetrotters very unsatisfied.more

The most interesting events of the football weekend in Europe are scheduled for Sunday. In Spain, Barcelona will face Atletico Madrid away in a match between two Champions League quarter-finalists. In the Italian Premier League, future champion Inter Milan will play against outgoing champion Napoli.more

The Scottish seaside town of North Berwick in East Lothian has been named the best place to live in an annual guide. It topped a list of 72 locations chosen by The Sunday Times to represent the best of the UK in the annual Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide.more

From Friday, non-compliant cars, vans and minibuses can be sent to country which is short of vehicles to transport casualties.more

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said there will not be a general election on 2 May, the date when local elections are already taking place. Earlier this year, Mr Sunak suggested the general election would happen in the second half of 2024.more

Jagiellonia Białystok footballers Taras Romanczuk and Dominik Marczuk are among the 27 players called up by Michal Probierz to the Polish national team for the March qualification matches for the European Championships. However, the list does not include, among others, Arkadiusz Milik of Juventus Turin.more

A family has won £20,000 from a South London council after it blamed their “lifestyle” for a years-long damp problem that caused mould to grow on a baby’s cot. more

RAF jet was taking defence secretary back to UK from Poland, and flying near Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.more

Train strikes may have hit a brief pause but engineering works are continuing.more

McDonald's is experiencing technical problems with some customers in Japan, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Germany and Austria unable to order food. In the UK, one franchise owner confirmed to the BBC that an IT issue had affected some of her 21 branches on Friday morning.more

Iga Swiatek has advanced to the semi-finals of the WTA 1000-ranked tournament in California's Indian Wells. The leader of the world tennis ranking defeated Danish player of Polish origin Caroline Wozniacki 6:4, 1:0. Her rival was scratched due to a foot injury. The Pole's next opponent will be Ukrainian Marta Kostiuk.more

A rogue landlord who illegally converted a home into six flats has been ordered to pay more than £220,000. Pathfield Estates Ltd is required to pay £163,258 to reflect its financial benefit from breaching the enforcement notice at the property in Bounds Green.more

The US House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a bill to force Chinese owner TikTok to sell the platform in the US or block its operations. Donald Trump lobbied against the bill, while President Joe Biden announced he would sign it.more

Hackney Council has announced the event is going “back to its roots” on Sunday September 22, with a family-focused parade celebrating the borough’s diverse communities and creative talents. The carnival was previously cancelled in 2022 as a mark of respect following the death of her late Majesty the Queen.more

Neither the famous judoka Teddy Riner nor the football star Kylian Mbappe will be able to serve as standard-bearers of the French Olympic team during the opening ceremony of the Games in Paris - according to the criteria presented by the local Olympic committee.more

Minister of Health Izabela Leszczyna has announced that prescriptions for free medicines for people 65+ and children and young people up to the age of 18 will soon be able to be issued by doctors without contracts with the National Health Fund.more